Staff Book Review
Einstein's Dreams by Alan Lightman
The title alone intrigued me, and the content of this amazing novel
is a piece of work. It starts out with a fictional account of a day in
the life of Albert Einstein and the successive chapters give light to
dreams he has, with a chapter here and there pulling the reader back
into the "real time" of the same day. Lightman must have done
some extensive research into Einstein and his theories because I found
that most of the chapters (dreams) featured a different kind of world
in which time acted differently, representing the vast array of Einstein's
thoughts regarding the properties of time. I finished the book in one
night and recommend it to anyone who finds the concept of time interesting.
RATING: 5 / 5 STARS
Book Review by Colin Lenehan at Cranesbill Books
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